National Post - 2016-09-09

• A child in crisis
• DID WE TRAIN TERROR LEADER?
• Former premier’s painting unveiled to no one
• A new edict from an old cult
• Oliver Stone hopes his film Snowden will ‘wake people up.’
• A MOTHER’S DETECTIVE WORK LEADS TO GRIM MORGUE DISCOVERY.
• Kevin Pillar tries to calm fans after Blue Jays drop six of past eight games.
• Fiat’s star executive caught up in U.S. probe.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT ELECTION FORUM
• SNC-Lavalin skirted rules with $118K in political donations
• Praise be, the judge is now ‘ healed’
• Redford tight-lipped about smiling portrait
• ‘Nice-guy’ Scheer to enter Tory leadership race
• Canada’s values worthy of defence
• Harvey’s bad trip
• Yes to Yes Men
• I WANT MY OLD STAR TREK BACK
• Ontario’s Ministry of Mediocrity
• The disappeara­nce of Tom Mulcair
• The NDP’s poisoned chalice
• Racially themed films reflect times
• Magnificen­t Seven has its star power, but uneven
• Simply fascinatin­g Mr. Spock
• Crusoe in new perspectiv­e
• HOROSCOPE
• A thrilling ride
• Triathlete admires Whitfield’s example
• Canadian cyclist feels students’ cheers, love
• Djokovic stands alone in U.S. Open semifinals
• Romo heads list of NFL players on decline
• Europeans find common ground
• ACURA’S MDX IS A WINNER
• FAST LUXURY
• OUR SUMMER ROAD TRIPS FROM HELL,
• FIRST DRIVE
• Licence plate artist takes craft seriously
• Three-row cruiser handles with ease
• Roadster offers spiffy alternativ­e to edgy Miata
• Top 10 fastest production cars from zero to 60 mph
• Mushroomin­g fungi market too attractive to ignore
• Quebec ups ante in Amaya case
• AIIB an antidote to anti-trade rhetoric
• COAL RALLY LIFTS MINERS, BUT CAN THE REBOUND LAST?
• OTTAWA’S FAILING HEALTH.
• Globe aims to cut 40 jobs as revenue sinks
• B.C. deepens its India bonds
• Restaurant deal whets Onex's appetite
• Fed urges new curbs on Wall Street banks
• Dismissal advice missed the point
• Facebook pushes foreign advertisin­g
• Too hot to research
• Shopping for shakedowns
• Hong Kong — for career and business
• Hong Kong invites a new generation to come “home”

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